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Stakeholders in education urged to help shape lives of children

Added on July 31, 2015 VibeGhana Madam Rita Odoley Sowah, the La-Dadekotopon Municipal Chief Executive, has urged stakeholders in education, to help mould the lives of children. She urged parents and teachers to support each other and show unconditional love for children, in order for them to become responsible adults in future. Madam Sowah made… Read More »

'TV license fees execution will fail without education'

Sulemana Braimah, Executive Director- MFWA

Tigo's ''Shelter4 Education” to air on television

Regional News of Saturday, 1 August 2015 Source: Tigo 2015-08-01 New Obeng Yaw Basic School in Adeiso – Eastern Region Tigo Ghana would on Sunday begin airing a television series on its new Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) project Shelter 4 Education under which it constructed school blocks for selected basic schools across the country. The… Read More »

Is Partisanship a Good or Bad Force in Ghana Politics?

Feature Article of Saturday, 1 August 2015 Columnist: Kuseh, Jerome 2015-08-01 by Jerome Kuseh Partisanship is usually listed among the issues derailing Ghana’s march to development. And in truth, it is sometimes amusing to see how minds can change on issues depending on the position of a political party on it. This type of alignment… Read More »

Sharing of EPCG and GEC properties

Feature Article of Saturday, 1 August 2015 Columnist: Ashiagbor, Kwaku Kele 2015-08-01 MOVES TO SHARE PROPERTIES OF EVANGELICAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH GHANA(EPCG) AND GLOBAL EVANGELICAL CHURCH(GEC)—A RECIPE FOR MAYHEM. If you don’t pay attention to history, you are doomed to repeat it. You get what you want—Anon. The news as captured by the Daily Graphic of… Read More »

Where is the better Ghana agenda promised by the NDC

Feature Article of Saturday, 1 August 2015 Columnist: Ashitey, Emmanuel Amarh 2015-08-01 …government the cry of Ghanaians. Most Ghanaians citizens know the evils committed by politicians on a daily basis but for fear of retribution, they do not mention them in public. This is because some of those who have come forward to reveal the… Read More »

40 years national development plan can never work in Ghana

Feature Article of Saturday, 1 August 2015 Columnist: Kusi, Duncan 2015-08-01 It is rather unfortunate that the government of Ghana today is using tax payers money to create an institution which sevices are not needed at this particular moment. Just recently, an organisation called itself: National Development Planning Commision came out with its 40 years… Read More »

Can Soup change Accra?

Feature Article of Saturday, 1 August 2015 Columnist: Al-Smith, Gary 2015-08-01 Accra SOUP hopes to be the change the city needs So many bad things have happened in Accra over the years; from floods, fires, cholera to buildings collapsing and authorities have only had knee-jerk reactions to attempt to respond to calls for reform. A… Read More »

Complying with the building laws of Ghana

Feature Article of Saturday, 1 August 2015 Columnist: Mate-Kole Essuman 2015-08-01 By Emmanuel Mate-Kole, Esq. Kow Essuman, Esq. INTRODUCTION This short article focuses on the legal framework regarding unauthorized buildings in Ghana. The laws that we will consider in our discussion include the Towns Act, 1892 (Cap 86), Local Government Act, 1993 (Act 462) and… Read More »

Stop Acting as a Suspect: 7 Steps to finding a Job in a week

Feature Article of Saturday, 1 August 2015 Columnist: Brako-Powers, Kwabena 2015-08-01 Job searching frustrates the strong. It makes one looks stupid. Often sad. Sometimes the period of looking for work serves as moments of reflection. Many conflicting thoughts race through one’s mind. Did I do the right program in the university or polytechnic? Why did… Read More »